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Technical AN6

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by dirt t, Jul 11, 2019.

  1. 20190711_071436[177253].jpg Could someone tell a part number to convert this fitting to an AN6. Its from an oil cooler.
    Thank you for your time.
    Terry aka dirt t
    20190711_071436[177253].jpg
     
  2. squirrel
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  3. Jim this will thread into hole. It's a 5/8 nut and 3/8th tube
     

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  4. squirrel
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    looks like the one then?
     

  5. Mr48chev
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  6. Mr 48chev
    I have that fitting and it will thread in a couple of threads and starts to bind.
    I don't believe mine is metric
     
  7. I mic across the threads on my fitting and get .616 . The Earl's fitting is .625
     
  8. ekimneirbo
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    https://brennaninc.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/BrennanThreadChart.pdf
    JIC is an industrial version of AN fittings that are much cheaper to buy on line, and they work just as well as the much more expensive AN fittings.
    What holds the fitting on the other end of the tube in place? If the fitting in the picture won't screw into whatever you have, you will need to remove the threaded fitting somehow and replace it.
     
  9. Look at the picture at the beginning of this post there is a o ring on end of fitting and above that is a lip and above the lip the nut holds everything in place.
     
  10. Doublepumper
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    Thinking squirrel has it nailed. If it's not metric, then it's most likely 5/8"-18.
     
  11. Mr48chev
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    As I said in my post that as a IT LOOKS LIKE THIS not the exact size you need.
    I think I have the oil cooler adapter of the old Impala ex cop car my wife had years back hanging in the shed with that same fitting on it.
     
  12. I just used a thread gauge , It's 5/8 18 thread
     
  13. Thanks, I'll order one.
    Thank you
     
  14. oldtom69
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    again-go to the race car catalog-speedway lists it-either 106-37122[m16x1.5] or 106-37123[m18x1.5] 1980 and up GM boxes are metric
     
  15. ekimneirbo
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    Yes, I saw that, my question is.....how does it attach to/or separate from the thing at the other end ? You have to be able to get it apart in order to change the fitting . Is that removable and reusable ?
     
  16. BamaMav
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    If that is the same as the fittings for a metric GM steering box, there is a guy on eBay that sells both fittings for the box, they are different sizes. I bought the set, seems like one was 17mm and the other was 18 mm. I’m not at home or I’d try to look up what I bought to see if it would help you.
     
  17. The fitting is not metric. It's a 5/8 18 thread.
    Thanks for the reply's and your time.
     

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